Challenge

Creating a Residence Layout, Seating plan, Toilet and Utility room plan using AutoCad

CHALLENGE 1

AIM:

  • To Sketch the layout of a residence as shown in the Figure 1.

PROCEDURE:

STEP1:

  • In the command prompt type QNEW > IMPERIAL TEMPLATE
  • In the command prompt type UNITS
  • > ENGINEERING > PRECISION > 0'-0"
  • In the command pompt type LIMMAX > 100',100'
  • In the command prompt type LIMITS > 0,0' > UPPER RIGHT CORNER > 70',70'
  • In the command prompt type ZOOM> A

STEP 2:

EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR WALLS

  • In the command prompt type XL > horizontal
  • In the command prompt type XL > vertical
  • In the command prompt type TRIM to trim the excess line and to get the corner of the building
  • In the command prompt type

    offset > distance 9.0" and offset the horizontal and vertical lines (to get the thickness of the wall)

  • In the command prompt type TRIM to trim the excess lines

     

     • In the command prompt type offset type distance (11-7.5",0) > offset

  • In the command prompt type offset type distance (4.5", 0) > offset
  • In the command prompt type offset type distance (12-3", 0) > offset

  • In the command prompt type offset type distance (9.0", 0) > offset

  • In the command prompt type TRIM to trim the excess line:

  • In the command prompt type offset type distance (0,9.0") > offset

  • In the command prompt type offset type distance (0,12¹) > offset

  • In the command prompt type offset type distance (0,4.5") > offset

  • In the command prompt type offset > type distance (0,4'-6") > offset

  • In the command prompt type offset type distance (0,4.5") > offset

  • In the command prompt type offset type distance (0,18'-0.5') > offset

  • In the command prompt type offset > type distance (9.0", 0) > offset

  • In the command prompt type offset > type distance (0,6¹) > offset .

  • In the command prompt type offset > type distance (9.0", 0) > offset

  • In the command prompt type TRIM to trim the excess line

 

STEP 2:

DOORS, WINDOW, SLABS 

  • For doors offset the required distance and draw doors using ARC COMMAND > START, CENTRE, LENGTH
  • For doors offset the required distance and trim the extras

RESULT:

 

 

STEP 3:

SLABS AND CUPBOARDS

  • for slabs the offset comand is used of distance (0,2') and (2,0)
  • for cupboards rectangular (REC) command is used of distance 2 and 1'.

RESULT:

 

STEP 4:

DIMENSIONS AND TEXT

  • Dimensions and text are done using DIM AND TEXT COMMAND.

RESULT:

 

CHALLENGE 2

AIM:

  • To Sketch the seating plan for an outdoor canopy.

PROCEDURE:

STEP1 :

  • In the command prompt type ONEW > METRIC>Acad.dwt>decimal >0.0
  • In the command prompt type UNITS >mm > PRECISION >0.0
  • In the command pompt type LIMMAX > 100,100
  • In the command prompt type LIMITS > 0,0> UPPER RIGHT CORNER > 70,70
  • In the command prompt type ZOOM> A

STEP 2:

CIRCLES:

  • In the menu bar click on circle > centre, radius
  • specify the centre point as 10,10 and radius 452
  • In the meu bar click on circle > centre, radius
  • specify the centre point same as the previous circle (10,10) and radius 1398

RESULT:

 

STEP 3:

DOORS

  • for doors give offset command of distance 823 and trim the extra line

 

  • In the menu bar click arc> start, end , length (to gt the door symbol)
  • trim the unwanted lines using trim command

 

  • for doors give offset command of distance 828 and trim the extra line
  • In the menu bar click arc> start, end , length (to gt the door symbol)
  • trim the unwanted lines using trim command

 

STEP 4:

WINDOWS

  • for window give offset command of distance 631 and trim the extra line

 

  • Using line command draw a line in the centre

 

  • for window give offset command of distance 728 and trim the extra line
  • Using line command draw a line in the centre

 

FINAL RESULT :

 

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